Overview
- The bridge opened on November 14 and provides an elevated crossing with access from both sides, ramps, wide sidewalks and designated bus stops.
- Municipal data indicate it is intended to accommodate more than 23,000 daily crossings and reduce pedestrian exposure to fast-moving traffic.
- The layout incorporates vertical and horizontal signage and other road-safety features to organize pedestrian flow and public transport operations.
- The investment exceeds S/6.5 million, following a reported 94% completion in October that preceded installation of railings and final concrete works.
- The inauguration coincides with Defensoría del Pueblo warnings about deteriorated footbridges in other parts of Lima and calls for urgent repairs.